Michelle Young says her ex-husband, Scot, was killed for his money and the inquiry into his death was swiftly closed down Rex Features; Ki Price for The TimesDetectives who led the investigation into the attempted assassination of a former Russian spy in Salisbury have uncovered new evidence that links the Kremlin to at least two other suspected murders on British soil. Officers from Scotland Yard’s counter-terrorism command (SO15), which investigated the poisoning of MI6 double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia, have obtained new information that suggests others may have been targeted by Russian killers. The Sunday Times understands that SO15 has gathered evidence that agents from the GRU, Russian military intelligence agency, travelled in and out of Britain around the time of other suspicious deaths in the UK that have previously been linked to Moscow. Among the cases under consideration are understood to be the death of Alexander Perepilichnyy, a…

Source: The Times December 08, 2018 18:00 UTC